Sentence examples for time to readjust from inspiring English sources

The problem is that it takes (a lot of) time to readjust your lives.

Wilkens gave the team time to readjust because he knew that Marbury could stabilize things.

Ms Li will need some time to readjust, but has been in good spirits despite her ordeal, her friend and the lawyer said.

"We can just about live with a 50% cut [but] the industry needs time to readjust if we are to minimise job losses.

"We should remember what a terrible travesty of justice this case has been, and that having been held in intolerable circumstances for nearly 14 years, Mr Aamer will need to time to readjust to his freedom".

For the thousands hoping to echo the civil rights and anti-Vietnam rallies at Lincoln Memorial by joining the women's march on Washington the day after Donald Trump's inauguration: time to readjust your expectations.

The kid, walking a few feet behind her, hung his head low, shuffled his little feet in an attempt to keep up, and even stopped a few times to readjust his overstuffed backpack and his oversized baseball cap.

Arguably, when a team prepares for competition at one altitude but has to contest games at various altitudes during the tournament (eg, 1986 and 2010 FIFA World Cups), without a suitable time period to readjust to the biomechanical constraints, the coach may need to make tactical changes.

It may take time for Soriano to readjust to life back in the American League.

Because China now says that it pegs its currency to a basket of currencies and not the U.S. dollar, this could tactically be an ideal time for China to readjust its $2.5 trillion dollar reserve portfolio away from the greenback.

And the plan is working -- Simpson is reenergized, but giving her body the time it needs to readjust to a workout routine.